Pentland Alpaca Farm in Denmark, Western Australia is a fantastic place to take your kids. One of the few places I have been where you can pat a koala, not to mention a heap of other animals...including alpacas, rabbits, chickens and joeys. Pentland Alpaca Farm Website...

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Seagulls at Sunset. Taken at Mews Road Beach. Fremantle, Western Australia....

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Lighthouse at Fleet Street. Fremantle. Western Australia. Sunset. (See from Mews Road Beach, Fremantle)...

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Fremantle, Western Australia. Christmas Time. Fremantle Fishing Boat Harbour WEbsite Fremantle (Wikipedia) ...

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Pentland Alpaca Farm in Denmark, Western Australia is a fantastic place to take your kids. One of the few places I have been where you can pat a koala, not to mention a heap of other animals...including alpacas, rabbits, chickens and joeys. Pentland Alpaca Farm Website...

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This is the original entrance to the Taj Mahal The Darwaze-i-rauza. It is a detached gateway. The gateway is three stories high, and on either side there are several rooms and halls. The central arch is surrounded by an elaborate frame, with set in marble, and containing the Daybrea...

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Scarborough Beach, Western Australia ...

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The Naubat Khana (meaning Music Gallery) is a three story pavillion constructed from sandstone. Here the musicians played their instruments announcing prayers, and on other special occasions. Today, on the second floor, there is a war museum containing objects maingly from the Mughal era. ...

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The Zafar Mahal (or Zafar's Palace) is a pavillion,within the Red Fort. . It was built in 1842 by the last Mughal Emperor - Bahadus Shaf Zafar, and is made from sandstone. . The Palace was built in the centre of gardens, named the Life-Bestowing Gardens (Hayat Baksh Bagh). It stoo...

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The Red Fort in Delhi is an incredible example of Mugal architecture in India. It was comissioned to be built by the Emperor Shah Jahan in the early 17th century, and was completed in 9 years. Much of the fort is built of red sandstone (hence its name and colour). The Hall of Public Aud...

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Taken from the window of the car, these pictures give a glimpse into the poverty of those living alongside the busy road. Shelters composed of old pieces of plastic, cloth and any other materials that can be found are constructed amongst piles of rubbish, giving some shelter from the fearsome s...

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The pictures tell the story... The road from Delhi to Agra was an experience in itself....

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Sandwiched next to the Jama Masjid Mosque in Old Delhi is the Delhi Fire Station. Although aging, the station appears well cared for....

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